Marnie Escaf
Senior VP & Executive Lead | University Health Network
Toronto, ON, CANADA
One of Canada's most talented healthcare administrators
Biography
Marnie Escaf is a Senior Vice President at the University Health Network (UHN). She has worked at UHN for over 20 years. Currently, as Senior Vice President for the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, she provides leadership for patient care, service delivery, operating and strategic planning, human resource management, quality, risk and utilization management for the Princess Margaret Cancer Program and oversight of the Princess Margaret Site. Prior to PMH Marnie held a similar role at TGH.
Marnie has an Honours Business Degree from Wilfrid Laurier, a Masters of Health Administration from the University of Ottawa, and is a member of the Canadian College of Health Service Executives.
Industry Expertise (4)
Health Care - Services
Health Care - Providers
Health Care - Facilities
Health and Wellness
Areas of Expertise (4)
Health Administration
Strategic Planning
Corporate Communications
Strategic Partnerships
Education (2)
University of Ottawa: MHA, Health Administration
Wilfrid Laurier: BBA (Hons.), Business Degree
Media Appearances (1)
Caring for international patients improves care for Canadians
Healthy Debate online
2014-04-23
In recent weeks a few people have written about international patients in Canadian hospitals, “medical tourism” and the “slippery slope” that the writers all seem to believe will inevitably lead to two-tiered medicine. We are responsible for the international programs at University Health Network and have read what has been written with surprise and disappointment at the lack of information about what is happening within hospitals with regard to international patients and international work – and what has happened for many, many years...
Articles (1)
An innovative approach to goal setting and reporting in a complex organization
Healthcare Management Forum
2009-01-01
Managing multiple priorities and achieving sustainable outcomes is a challenge for leaders across health care organizations. One academic health science centre set about to address this challenge through the development of an innovative annual goal and objectives ...